NUOBELL

Reviewers don’t know shit, Gluck is usually the go to, he did a drop test where it fell weird and broke, then I saw another guy dropping it multiple times from standing goblet squat height, bench press position and more and it was completely fine. In any case, they are not made for being dropped, so

I finally bought Nuobells adjustable dumbbells, and I can lift properly at home, was great for my fitness. Stoped eating out, because I don’t want to support these insane prices and low quality any more. Was able to save hundreds if not thousands. Bought an espresso machine, so I always have very de

I have nuobells which are incredible, but not cheap.

We have nuobell and have been using them for over a year without any issues. I really like them and we use them nearly every day. The plates are on the larger side, so I do have trouble with things like halos, or any move where you need to grip the ends of the dumbbells. But my hands are fairly smal

I've previously had Bowflex (haven't we all) and they are fairly cheap and bulky. They get a bit awkward at higher weights due to their size. I currently have Nuobells. Love them, super simple for weight adjustments (handle twist) and much more compact, so movements feel natural. The knock on them i

I've tried LITERALLY all the ones on the market, I just sold my Rep X Pepin and bought the Nuobell S... absolutely happy I did.. I can't say anything super bad about the Rep X Pepin's (I could definitely find things I don't like though, but ye.. mostly they are just way over hyped). Well, the Nuobel

That's fair, it all depends. I do drop sets too and have no problem doing that with Nuobells, Powerblocks & even Quickdraws. But it all depends on your way of doing it, weight used, exercise etc. But personally I'd never want fixed dumbbells, I don't want a home gym to feel like a commercial gym, I

Yeah, you should try the new Nuobell S, they are a BIG upgrade over the old ones.

I really like the powerblocks and the weight increments isn't bad if I wanted to do them in 5lb increments but compared to the nuobells changing between them is much faster. I also don't find myself in positions to drop them. Plus I've never been one to drop weights even when doing reps to failure.

It kinda depends how heavy you are going. If you only need 50lbs, any on fb market is fine. Even the bowflex ones if you can get it for cheap. If you’re going up to 80lbs I probably recommend snode, mx or trulaps. I have the nuobells which are FANTASTIC but I only love them bc I got it for really ch